Titlebook: Asian Migrants and Education; The Tensions of Educ Michael W. Charney,Brenda S. A. Yeoh,Tong Chee Kio Book 2003 Springer Science+Business M

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Globalization, Asian Diasporas and the Study of Southeast Asia in the West,s prosperous countries. Speaking a language and possessing a currency which are now in great international demand have not, evidently, made the rest of the world more accessible and comprehensible to Americans, but if anything the reverse. The contrast between the global power of U.S. institutions a

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The Mission School in Singapore,e colonial other into a serviceable tool of its project, on the one hand; and, on the other hand, the perpetuation of a purely vernacular and local culture with its tendency towards social stasis and its problematic relationship with the modern commercial state. At the historical and political inter

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Education and Identity Issues in the Internet Age,iller 1993). In the postwar period, immigrant societies, which were often pluralistic societies, struggled to create viable nations. A reading of the postwar literature on immigration suggests that the frameworks and concepts used to study the phenomenon of immigrant societies was very much influenc

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The Case for a Culture Sensitive,, which can be reproduced, but which are also capable of being recreated, adopted and adapted in both time and space. In other words, culture is not a static, purist concept, but a highly dynamic one. The origins of this dynamism often comes from sustained cultural contact between peoples of differe

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Immigrant Societies and Environmental Education,place as these have become, these terms are relatively new conceptions. They were borne when environmental issues gained steadfast prominence over the last three decades — a largely reactive cry in response to over-whelming environmental degradation.

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Health Education of Hmong Refugees in Sydney,hey require information (Batrouney 1995, 10). Provision of essential personal services is of enormous political and social significance in all economies, with health care often being the most expensive (Phillips 1981, 4–5). Governments are continually searching for strategies to ensure that the heal

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Confucian Education,aracterized every dimension of its society. Education became a key mechanism utilized by the authorities to maintain separation and differentiation between the indigenous, colonial and various immigrant communities, and thereby also upheld the white minority’s dominant and privileged position. By th